Poetic Openings : Vachel Lindsay to Vachel Lindsay

Poet : Vachel Lindsay : Poem : The Firemen's Ball : First Line : Section One
Poet : Vachel Lindsay : Poem : The Flower Of Mending : First Line : (To Eudora, after I had had certain dire adventures.)
Poet : Vachel Lindsay : Poem : The Gamblers : First Line : Life’s a jail where men have common lot.
Poet : Vachel Lindsay : Poem : The Ghosts Of The Buffaloes : First Line : Last night at black midnight I woke with a cry,
Poet : Vachel Lindsay : Poem : The Haughty Snail-king : First Line : (What Uncle William told the Children)

Poet : Vachel Lindsay : Poem : The Hearth Eternal : First Line : There dwelt a widow learned and devout,
Poet : Vachel Lindsay : Poem : The Illinois Village : First Line : O you who lose the art of hope,
Poet : Vachel Lindsay : Poem : The Jingo And The Minstrel : First Line : An Argument for the Maintenance of Peace and Goodwill
Poet : Vachel Lindsay : Poem : The King Of Yellow Butterflies : First Line : (A Poem Game.)
Poet : Vachel Lindsay : Poem : The Knight In Disguise : First Line : [Concerning O. Henry (Sidney Porter)]